John Webb
About John Webb
Chief Financial Officer John Webb
John Webb currently serves as the Chief Financial Officer (CFO) at Replenium. His career spans several decades in high-level financial roles. As CFO, Webb leverages his extensive background in investment banking to oversee the company’s financial strategy, planning, and analysis. His leadership is instrumental in guiding Replenium’s financial health and supporting its growth initiatives.
Investment Banking Career of John Webb
Before joining Replenium, John Webb had a significant career in investment banking. He was a Managing Director and investment banker at Barclays Capital for 20 years. In this role, he focused on providing financial services and strategic advice to clients. Webb's career also includes operating his own registered investment banking firm, showcasing his entrepreneurial spirit and expertise in the field.
John Webb's Role at MC Square Capital
John Webb worked with MC Square Capital, based in Greenwich, CT, where he focused on high-growth companies. At MC Square, Webb applied his investment banking expertise to support the firm's strategic initiatives and foster the growth of emerging companies. His role at MC Square further solidified his reputation as a knowledgeable and skilled investment banker.
Global Work Experience of John Webb
John Webb has accumulated diverse experiences working in major financial hubs around the world. His career has taken him to London, San Francisco, and New York, exposing him to various financial markets and practices. Currently, Webb is based in both Greenwich, CT, and Seattle, WA, continuing to leverage his global insights in his current role as CFO.
John Webb as a Board Advisor
In addition to his executive roles, John Webb has served as a Board Advisor to a number of growth companies. Through these advisory positions, he provides strategic guidance and financial oversight, helping these companies navigate complex financial landscapes and achieve their growth ambitions. His experience and insights are highly valued in the boardrooms of high-growth firms.